The Dart Sport was Dodge’s equivalent of the Plymouth Duster fastback compact. Born in 1971 as the Dart Demon, political correctness even then supposedly led to a name change in 1973 to something less controversial. The seller offers a… more»
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Coach Built Ambulance: 1973 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
Although the idea of owning a seventies ambulance hasn’t crossed my mind until now, this one’s kind of cool, at least as cool as a medical emergency vehicle designed to treat injured patients can be. What began as a… more»
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Big Bruiser: 1951 Clark Yardlift 150
I can only take so many vintage cars before I need to revert to something that can take a lickin’ and keep on tickin’. Besides, I’ve seen the light: a forklift is so mighty handy. I recently managed to… more»
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Cadillac Engine Swap: 1988 Pontiac Fiero V8
So, you want to a buy a high-powered, light-weight car that will smoke most anything it pulls up next to at the stop light. Second, you want it to cost safely under $10,000. Third, it can’t be exotic or… more»
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Limited Production Drop-Top: 2005 Ford Thunderbird
The Ford Thunderbird began as a two-seat personal luxury convertible in 1955. And it finished its run in the same position 50 years later. But for most of the time in between, the T-Bird had room for at least… more»
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Solid V8 Driver: 1964 Pontiac LeMans
In 2010, Pontiac joined a list of marques that were consigned to the pages of history books. That concept would have been unthinkable when this 1964 LeMans left the line, especially considering that it was in this model year… more»
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Stone Cold Steve Austin’s 1995 Ford Bronco!
The Ford Bronco has become one of the most valuable vintage vehicles in the last 5 years or so. Up for sale here on the Low Miles No Miles website is a prime example of Ford’s Gen 5 Bronco…. more»
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Rare 1955 Hudson Metropolitan Convertible
It can be discombobulating when a new car is introduced less than two months before its car company merges with another one. That was the case of the subcompact Metropolitan. It went on sale in March of 1954 under… more»
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Blueprinted Restomod: 1962 Chevrolet Impala
In 1962, both the Chevrolet Bel Air and Impala offered a 2-door hardtop dubbed the “Sport Coupe” — but they were executed differently. The Bel Air continued with the glass-intensive “bubble top” roofline, while the Impala got a new… more»
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One Of Only 900! 1950 Chrysler Windsor Traveler
Beautiful and rare is one way to describe this 1950 Chrysler Windsor “Traveler”. As its name implies, it was a car for those on the move, complete with a commodious roof rack and a fold-down rear seat. Rare? Yes,… more»
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’80s Workhorse – 1981 Chevrolet C30 Ramp Truck
It’s hard to beat household appliances from the 1980s. They rarely die and when they do, parts are cheap and readily available. Much the same can be expected of vehicles like this 1981 Chevrolet C30 Ramp Truck. Powered by… more»
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340/4-Speed: Restored 1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye
With the number of E-Body projects that frequently pop up for sale, it’s always nice to find one that’s already gotten some quality attention, especially when that means it’s been restored from top to bottom. This 1972 Dodge Challenger… more»
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Rot-Free Pickup: 1988 Jeep Comanche
For all of the clean Jeep Wranglers we see pop up for sale in a given month, there’s hardly ever a meaningful ratio of Comanche pickups that also come up for grabs. Sure, the sales figures for a Wrangler… more»
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Born in Brazil: 1984 Puma GTC
Trade protectionism is all the rage these days, with tariffs and trade rules galore. But this Puma from Brazil is a testament to the fact that import controls have existed for decades. Furthermore, the Puma wouldn’t exist without trade… more»
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Amazing One-Owner Survivor: 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429
Ford was a willing participant in the homologation game at the end of the 1960s as it eagerly embraced the “win on Sunday, sell on Monday” marketing ethos. The Mustang was its weapon of choice, with the company producing… more»
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Original Interior and Paint: 1966 Plymouth VIP
Plymouth and Chevrolet were somewhat caught out by Ford’s wildly popular introduction of its 1965 LTD, but it didn’t take them long to catch up. With the introduction of the VIP (at least Chevy didn’t copy Ford by using… more»
